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So we've set up next week's two Super League play-off semi-finals.

Wigan take on Hull FC next Thursday while St Helens take on tonight's winners Catalans on Friday.

We're two weeks away from the Super League Grand Final and, if the past two nights are anything to go by, we're in for a cracker of a play-off series.

For now though, thank you for joining us.

Leeds Rhinos director of rugby Kevin Sinfield told Sky Sports:

“The first half hurt us. You can’t give yourself an 18-0 mountain to climb. At crucial times we gave too much of the ball away and Catalans made us pay.

“I can’t fault the effort tonight, they had a real go. I’m really proud of what the club have done this year, I know it’s been a challenge for everybody.

“We’re growing. We’re never going to be an overnight fix but we’re looking forward to next year and we’ve made great strides already.”

Catalans head coach Steve McNamara told Sky Sports:

“I was really pleased with the first half but to be honest not playing mostly for six weeks, I wasn’t quite sure how well we’d go in the second half.

“It was tense in the second and not as good as the first half but this team needed this game to move on to a bigger challenge next week.

“We’re excited to be in the semi-final and one game away from the Grand Final but you need to play extremely well which is the challenge.”

Catalans full-back Sam Tomkins told Sky Sports:

"We knew it was going to be a big test tonight. Leeds have played well recently and we had to be on our best.

"In the first half we laid a good platform. They've won a lot of close games so we knew we'd have to play for the full 80.

"When Brad Dwyer came on he made a difference and gave them a lot of momentum."

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It's all over and Catalans set up a Super League play-off semi-final against St Helens next week.

Challenge Cup holders Leeds crash out but it's been a cracking game for the neutral.

We've been treated over the past two nights with a pair of cracking eliminators.

A good break from Leeds sees Liam Sutcliffe attempt to win the ball from a neat offload but he spills it and knocks on.

It's just not going their way tonight.

James Maloney attempts a drop-goal on the break to well and truly wrap up victory for Catalans.

But his effort sails wide of the mark and Leeds have another shot at getting back upfield.

A huge penalty from James Maloney that's pretty much at halfway, goes over with ease.

Catalans extend their lead to 12 points and Leeds are seven minutes away from being knocked out.

10 minutes left. There's a break in play as Matt Whitley receives treatment after colliding with Catalans teammate Jason Baitieri.

Leeds need two scores if they're to come back here. Can they do it?

Michael McIlorum gets to the post before he's held up as Catalans drive to the line.

They win another set of six but they cheaply lose the ball soon after and Leeds breathe a sigh of relief.

Remi Casty is penalised for a high arm around the neck of Leeds' beleaguered hooker Brad Dwyer.

Fortunately he's okay, having come off worse with Michael McIlorum earlier, and play continues.

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Here come Catalans! Having been under the cosh for much of this second half, Tom Davies barges his way through a sea of Leeds bodies in a charge upfield.

In the aftermath, Richie Myler and Joel Tomkins exchange pushes as they challenge for the ball.

It's a tense game, this.

And back under way again. Hopefully Brad Dwyer's alright after all that.

Leeds will want to avoid him missing the rest of the game, having already lost Ava Seumanufagai and Mikolai Oledzki.

Play has been halted because Brad Dwyer's nose is just gushing blood.

A change of shirt is in order while the physio tries to stem the flow.

Game on. And Luke Gale attempts a cheeky short kick to try and find some space at the line on Leeds' fifth tackle but it's well collected by Sam Tomkins.

Good game, this.

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This is as big a window as Leeds are going to get if they are to claw down Catalans' advantage.

The Rhinos have dominated this second half so far but Brad Dwyer is the latest Leeds player to come off worse in a tackle.

This time Michael McIlorum appears to catch him in the face as he goes to ground and there's a bit of claret coming from his nose.

Greg: Saints & Wigan to make the Grand Final... the mighty Red Vee to win, obviously.

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